Metacognition and Happiness. 1, #1

More than two weeks had passed by since his Grandfather, i.e. Dr. Pullman, had left for his matrimonial home in the serene Island of Hawaii, but still, Oliver could not get over the new story that he told them or narrated unto them due to its very inspiring as well as uniquely spell-binding nature that not only left one craving for more (even though they had not that much time to hear it over and over again), but also, wanting so bad to be part of the story.
There was no doubt at all that Dr. Pullman was not only a well respected man in the industry that he had heavily impacted and made a name worth remembering for so many years, but was also, a cut-above-the-rest when it came to his genuinely noble contributions towards the betterment of the society that he lived in, as well as in the communities beyond the boundaries that were generally traditional for people not to even think of crossing in their lifetime.
In as much as many (if not all), of his awe-inspiring analogies, allegories, and stories always had something that would linger in the mind the most, or would stick in the mind permanently at the first instance of coming across it, this New Parable, was no doubt a one-of-a-kind, and not that easy to forget at all.